Yes, seed can be viable and dormant at a same time because dormancy is natural and physiological but temporary barrier for seed germination while non-vaibility is permanent unability of seed germination.
A flower seed becomes dormant over the passage of time. Flower seeds that sit over a long time and becomes dried out and shriveled, it will cease to be effective and will turn dormant.
Grass seed usually loses about 5%-7% of its germination capability every year past its "sell by date". There is usually a sticker on the grass seed packages that will tell you what the sell by date is.
The length of time seeds can survive without rain depends on various factors such as the type of seed, environmental conditions, and seed storage conditions. Generally, seeds can remain viable for several months to years without rain if they are stored properly in a cool and dry environment. Some seeds have evolved mechanisms to withstand periods of drought by entering a dormant state until water becomes available.
He tested seed shape and color at the same time.
The length of time varies depending on the species. On average, it is between 3-5 years. However, it can be as short as 1 year for pansies, parsnips, chives, rosemary, and rhubarb or as long as 10 years for some pumpkins, squash, silverbeet and beetroot. All of these times assume good storage conditions away from heat, light, and dampness.
A flower seed becomes dormant over the passage of time. Flower seeds that sit over a long time and becomes dried out and shriveled, it will cease to be effective and will turn dormant.
A flower seed becomes dormant over the passage of time. Flower seeds that sit over a long time and becomes dried out and shriveled, it will cease to be effective and will turn dormant.
Yes, it is a seed that can be kept over time.
depends on the specie, some seeds have to germinate within a few weeks or months or they will die; others can remain dormant for up to 20 years before conditions can be right and they will germinate. there was a instance a while back where a 2000 year old date seed that was found in an archaeological site was successfully germinated
Grass seed usually loses about 5%-7% of its germination capability every year past its "sell by date". There is usually a sticker on the grass seed packages that will tell you what the sell by date is.
yes
The length of time seeds can survive without rain depends on various factors such as the type of seed, environmental conditions, and seed storage conditions. Generally, seeds can remain viable for several months to years without rain if they are stored properly in a cool and dry environment. Some seeds have evolved mechanisms to withstand periods of drought by entering a dormant state until water becomes available.
A seed plow is a plow that plows the land and drops the seeds into the furrows at the same time.
no,it is not.
He tested seed shape and color at the same time.
The length of time varies depending on the species. On average, it is between 3-5 years. However, it can be as short as 1 year for pansies, parsnips, chives, rosemary, and rhubarb or as long as 10 years for some pumpkins, squash, silverbeet and beetroot. All of these times assume good storage conditions away from heat, light, and dampness.
All seed plants store food within the seed; this takes the form of the cotyledons which are there to provide nutrition to the embryo while it is dormant and then while the seed is germinating and before it is able to produce its own food